crooked

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈkrʊkɪd/

1. a [dirty, little, swindling, rotten] crook
2. nothing but a (dirty) crook
3. The crook was [arrested, apprehended, caught, tried].
4. were [conned, swindled] by a crook
5. The police [apprehended, arrested] the crook.
6. the crook of my [left, right] [elbow, arm]
7. (there's) a crook in the [path, road]
8. a shepherd's crook
9. slang: (succeed) by hook or by crook

1. AU: he [is, was taken] crook
2. AU: his [frail, old] and crook father
3. AU: has a crook [knee, elbow, shoulder, leg]
4. a [dirty, little, swindling, rotten] crook
5. nothing but a (dirty) crook
6. The crook was [arrested, apprehended, caught, tried].
7. were [conned, swindled] by a crook
8. The police [apprehended, arrested] the crook.
9. the crook of my [left, right] [elbow, arm]
10. (there's) a crook in the [path, road]
11. a shepherd's crook
12. slang: (succeed) by hook or by crook
13. crooked her finger at [him, her son, the waiter]
14. crooked a [bony, long] finger at
15. the [road, river] crooked to the [right, left]

1. crooked her finger at [him, her son, the waiter]
2. crooked a [bony, long] finger at
3. the [road, river] crooked to the [right, left]